Hustlers Drop Tight Game in Hanover Report
The Frederick Hustlers lost 8 to 4 at Hanover with King pitching for the visitors and Knauer for the locals. Highlights include Miller’s two hits and a double, Gardner and Larson contributing two singles each, while King struck out six.
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Yarrigan
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Byrnes
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Roussey
Blue Ridge League Standings and Weekly Schedule
Standings show Hanoven 83 with Frederick 4 and Hagerstown 7 leading to a busy week. Results include Chambersburg 3 over Frederick 4 and Martinsburg 6 over Waynesboro 1. Upcoming schedule lists Frederick at Martinsburg, Waynesboro at Hagerstown, and Hanover at Chambersburg across Tuesday to Friday with multiple matchups.
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Buckland Joins Martinsburg Team as New Pitcher Arrives
Southpaw Buckland from Maine reached Frederick with the Martinsburg squad and is slated to start today’s game. Five new players reportedly joined the club, though manager Ramsey was unavailable and committee members could not be located for confirmation. Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Internationals reportedly paid 3600 dollars for Groves, the Martinsburg port pitcher.
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Frederick County
Batting Averages Drop as Hanover Games Omit
The official batting averages exclude Friday and Saturday Hanover games. Miller and Gosker boosted their numbers last week while most regulars slug below .300. Casey and Hagerty top the .300 mark in limited play. Casey pinch hit twice with hits. Larson leads in runs. Phoenix in sacrifices. Gosker tops steals. Roussoy’s release shifts Larson to scoring leader.
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Mother Gray's Sweat Powders for Children Advised
Public notice urges mothers to keep Mother Gray's Sweat Powders on hand claiming the remedy breaks up colds fevers constipation teething headaches and stomach troubles and has been trusted by mothers for over 20 years with drug stores cautioned not to substitute.
Fines Slump Amid Weather. Higgins fined for DUI
Maryland reports show thin fines due to severe weather. Eugene Higgins of 110 East Street was fined 100 for operating under the influence. Baltimore totals reached 1549 with Catonsville Cumberland Frederick and Hagerstown among counties reporting fines. Frederick County listed multiple offenders with $10 fines and Higgins with $100 for DUI as weather hampered tourist activity.
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Arthur Baker
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BE. S. France
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R.H. Hornung
Howard Lacy
FL. Ilanty
Harry Schwartz
Jailed at Westminster for whisky still case
Benjamin F Poole a noted farmer and business man of Carroll County was indicted in Baltimore for operating a still on a Granite area farm for personal use. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in Westminster county jail, and began serving Sunday morning.
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United States District Court
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Westminster
Brunswick Strike Touches Three Departments
About 250 striking pallrona men remain out as the work stoppage broadens to the freight service and three departments. Some have returned gradually while others stay idle. 50 brakemen were paid off. The strike has halted all east and west transfers and affected the road’s car, mechanics, and switch departments.
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Goldfish Delegation Heads to Washington for ICC Hearing
Charles Rocheburg Martin Ke and attorney Rena Harp lead a county delegation of Goldfish Association breeders to Washington to testify before the Inter State Commerce Commission. They will protest express rates on goldfish and related fish products, highlighting local industry growth amid rising costs. The telegraph reports price shifts and tangential tech notes on coal liquid products.
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Ifaliver ‘Avi "Broest
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County Goldfish Association
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Harp
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
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United States
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